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Aluminum Pedal Installation / Aftermarket Sound System

ralphq
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I would like to start by saying thanks Loren and all of the active contributors to these forums for all of the wealth of knowledge in these pages. I feel I can get anything done with you guys by my side! :renntech:

I recently installed a Rennline set of perforated aluminum pedals in my 2003 C4 and also did the garage door/targa switch mod. The installations went as smooth as can be thanks to the information I found here. It would have easily taken me twice as long had I not had the tips I found.

My next project starts tomorrow, which is a full upgrade of the factory audio system. I am going with an aftermarket NAV/SAT system with new speakers and amps. I have a MOST system, so it may be a bit of a challenge, but I have good tips, help and info I have found through here. I plan to post pics of the install progress to "give back" to this community.

Thanks again!

Ralph

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